- Search results for National Education Policy
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 | Government wants Private schools to stop using the word Public in their names“Public” schools will only be those that are funded publicly, i.e., government schools (including schools run by any registered body of the State) and government-aided schools | |
 | No more Pythagoras, Fibonacci, Pascal, only Baudhayana, Virahanka, and Pingala as school texts get Indian makeoverThe government wants to bring back India's 'illustrious' heritage of 'holistic' education. The NEP 2019 said that education in ancient India was not just the acquisition of knowledge | |
 | Rashtriya Shiksha Ayog to be the custodian of new education policy: Prof MK SridharThe affiliation college system must end and only autonomous degree-granting colleges should exist, said Prof MK Shridhar | |
 | NEP 2020: How the plan to integrate Arts and Sciences will finally remove educational snobberyThe new National Education Policy proposes to cease the distinction between Arts and Sciences. What does this mean for students? | |
 | Educational institutions should try to make students capable citizens of the modern world: President KovindThe President said that under the new National Education Policy, efforts are being made to encourage modern education based on Indian values with the aim to make the country a knowledge superpower | |
 | PM Modi: NEP will combine modern, digital education with India's national interestsNew schemes have been announced to support the implementation of the NEP, and here's how the Prime Minister has described the vision for the country with the education policy | |
 | One year of NEP: Here are 11 'blockbuster' schemes that PM Modi announced to transform education in India“The NEP will change the fortunes of India,” said PM Modi. Here's a look at the 11 initiatives the government announced as part of the NEP and if they manage to hold water | |
 | UGC rolls out regulations for Academic Bank of Credit. Check out how you can use it hereThe "bank" will be a repository of the credits earned by students over the years in the courses and time periods they select themselves, said the Commission | |
 | Only 10-15 per cent of curriculum will be altered after NEP implementation, says Karnataka's Commissioner for Collegiate EducationKarnataka State Higher Education Council organised a discussion with the media about the implementation of NEP. Dr C N Ashwath Narayan, Minister for Higher Education and other officials were present | |
 | Karnataka starts Super 30 diploma programme with US universities in cyber security, travel. Details insideAICTE has approved Diploma courses in Cyber Security, Travel and Tourism for which the intake will be only 30 students. They will be considered as the Super 30 of Karnataka | |
 | Six-month internships to twin Kannada courses: How engineering courses in Karnataka will change because of the NEPThe Higher Education Department is developing a portal where they will be bringing the skills and IT and BT department and the companies. The portal will help students get internships |
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